Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-10-08

We have e received announce
ment Of the marriage of Miss Ida,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Smith, to Mr.. Hugh L. Dayton, at
the home of the bride in Chattanooga,
Tuesday morning, Oct, 18th.
l-McMinnville is the only place in
Warren county which has open sa-
looms, and it is.a significant fact that
this was the only district in the eoun-
ty to give a majority for the amend
ment. '.,.. ..r,. .,5..-.. ..,i... ~ tve
Mr.. +. T. Edmundson, of Mem
phis, after spending a week, or ten
days, here, left for home on Friday of
last week. His wife and children
left the following day and Joined
him at Nashville,
ID. o. Jenkins not only has a
large show case filled to oyerfowing
with the best and freshest fancy can
dies, but enough stacked on his shelvs
to fill another case. Everything that
is new and choice in penny goods.
There will be special train from
Sparta to Tullahoma Saturday even
ing after the fair is over. Round
trip tickets from McMinnville to
Sparta and return are now on sale at
$1.OO. Quite number will probably
go up from here today. sntt
The Annis Cotton Mills of this
place are now manufacturing a very
superior grade of sheeting from first
quality cotton. Merchants of War
rem county should place their orders
with them and save freights.
Mrs. Pauline Pickett latter spend
ing two or three months with friends
in McMinnville, left for her home at
Shreveport, La, last Monday. She
was accompanied by Miss Rebecca
Thompson, who will remain with
her during the winter.
Married, at the home Of Mr..
Henderson McGregor, uncle of the
bride, in this county, Sunday morn
ing, Oct, I'd, Mr.. B. F. Boyd, of Bled-
soc county, to Miss Cynthia McGre-
gor. Elder O. M. Thurman officiated
in tying the nuptial knot.
Paste this up in the pantry, and
whenever you need anything in the
line of groceries or family supplies
send your orders to D.. O. Jenkins.
You will always get the best and
freshest goods there, and have them
delivered to your door without ex-
ira charge. '
Mr.. August Brossard and wife
arrived from Switzerland last Satur-
day. We hope the bride may re-
ceive a hearty welcome from our
people and find a happy home in our
midst. Mr.. Brossard's numerous
friends gave him cordial greeting
on his return.
Miss Anna Smartt, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Smart, was married on Thursday
morning September 29th, at the home
of the bride in Dallas, Texas, to Mr..
E. j. CASTOR, of st. Louis. The
friends and relatives of the bride
here wish her much joy in the new
relation.
Miss Fannie Golliday, of Leb-
anon, who had been visiting Miss AL.
lie Ross for several weeks, left fol
home last Monday afternoon. Miss
Fannie is one of the most interesting
visitors McMinnville has had this
season. BY her numerous charms and
graces she won many warm friends
and admirers here, who miss hel
bright presence and sunny smiles
Miss Pattie White left last Mon
day afternoon with Col. R. E. Burn
hams family, whom she joined al
Morrison, for Waco, Texas, and will
probably remain in the Lone Stal
State'all winter. If some handsome
Texan don't persuade her to abandon
the "lone star state" before thu
winter is over, the Texas boys haven
got as much snap, about them as We
thought they had. .s
The innitial service was held il
the new Methodist Church last Fri
day, and the meeting has continued
every morning and night since
The room is not finished yet, and i
only supplied with temporary seats
but even in its present condition it i
a very great improvement over tn
old church. The seating capacity i
about the same as the G. P. Church
and the acoustic properties are excel
lent. An ordinary tone of voice caI